Google Search Console
Verified properties, submitted sitemaps, performance evidence, URL Inspection, and carefully gated eligible-page publication.
OAuth · primaryIndex Ledger connects search, analytics, paid media, local, commerce, notification, delivery, and billing providers while preserving each source’s freshness, scope, receipt, and limitation.
Google OAuth starts the workspace. Optional providers can be connected when their evidence is useful.
Connections remain explicit and provider-labeled. An analytics observation is never presented as a search-engine verdict, and a submission receipt is never presented as a ranking result.
Verified properties, submitted sitemaps, performance evidence, URL Inspection, and carefully gated eligible-page publication.
OAuth · primarySessions, users, key events, and revenue for the selected analytics property with explicit attribution limitations.
Evidence sourceSearch-term, spend, and conversion evidence for paid-organic overlap and operator review—not automatic bid or budget changes.
Evidence sourceSearch and Maps performance, discovery keywords, reviews, and explicitly approved post publication with durable receipts.
Human approvedProduct health, diagnostics, and performance evidence without silent feed, inventory, pricing, promotion, or shipping mutations.
Read focusedIndependent query, page, crawl, sitemap, quota, submission, and imported AI citation evidence through a dedicated connection.
OAuth · optionalSame-host changed-URL notifications with public-key verification and per-target acceptance or rejection receipts.
NotificationApproved content can create a dedicated branch and pull request for review. Index Ledger does not auto-merge or deploy.
Review deliveryA bounded build-time loader consumes checksum-verified, property-scoped snapshots while D1 remains the mutable authority.
Content channelHosted checkout and customer portal flows with replay-safe webhook projection and atomic usage entitlements.
BillingIntegrations are useful only when the team can explain what was accessed, who authorized it, and which action occurred.
Verified properties, owned URLs, connected accounts, and content destinations are resolved through the active workspace instead of trusting browser-supplied authority.
OAuth tokens, repository credentials, service secrets, and webhook secrets remain in encrypted storage or server-side bindings.
Business Profile posts require approval, content delivery creates a review pull request, and eligible-page notifications receive a fresh policy check.
Create a free workspace, choose a verified property, and connect optional providers as your operating questions require them.